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Canno’t render all of my clips. Scene specific
I have been trying to render out my timeline and i’m getting a file named 000000. I have set to render individual source clips and set my in and out correctly. I selected all clips and still no go? I also tried deleting my timeline and creating a new one and it’s not working. All of this done before adding the job to the render que. I should also note that it’s creating all of these #RES files which i have no clue what they are. There are 23 clips in my timeline, with plenty of hard drive space were i am rendering too.
Has anyone encountered this problem? I didn’t have an issue until this project.
And i might add that it is only happening with these clips. I rendered out individual source clips with ease on a different scene. I brought these clips on that timeline and no dice. So the settings have nothing to do with it would seem?
Actually, rendering each clip on it’s own seperate timeline does not work. It’s creating a file named 000000 and just rewrites over it.
Here are a couple images of what it is creating and also of my render settings:
[IMG]https://i58.tinypic.com/15oh6p4.jpg%5B/IMG%5D
[IMG]https://i61.tinypic.com/funi4p.jpg%5B/IMG%5D -
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I believe the 00000 is the first DNG file in each of the clips DNG sequence, although it is a movie clip and i can preview it, the file name is 00000
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Set it to render out unique clip names.
I believe there is also a way to render clips to individual folders, that would stop the overwriting… can’t remember off the top of my head how to set it though…
eric b johnson
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Thanks for the response. But I solved it after trying many different approaches. You simply have to use a batch rename program and add prefixes to your file names. For example 000000 rename to LG_01_00000 and so forth. That way Resolve won’t get confused.
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